The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-01-05

.norning about 6 O'Clock.
Mr.. Geo. Just Brown, formerly o
the Enterprise, has accepted a posi-
t;on in the TINES Office.
Rev. q. NJ. Mood, preached the
6rst sermon of his pastorate, II the
Methodist Church Sunday
cATARRH CURED, health and swee
breath secured. BY Shiloh'S Catarrh Remedy
Price so cents. Nasal Injector free.
Mrs. NJ. J. Dinkins has opened hel
school for the next session, ending IL
June. She solicits the patronage o.
the public.
Dr. J. G. Dinkins and MIR. R. B
Loryea, have formed a drug copart-
nership. Mr.. Loryea is a fine drug,
gist, and most promising young man,
Miss Annie Ewell has given up Re,
place as teacher in the Grove School:
we have not heard whether she viii
continue to teach in Manning or not
On commitment from Trial Jus,
tice Fleming, of Salem, Samuel Flen,
ing, colored, was lodged in Jail Sun,
day charged with larceny OF live
stock
SHLOHS vITALIZER is what you need
for Consuu, ;, Loss Of Appetite, DizZ!-
ness, and ali sym toms of Dyspepsia. Price
10 and Is cents per bottle.
Scribner's Magazine is reported as
q great success. It's first issue, the
January number, was 100000 copies.
Three editions have been called for,
and 100000 copies have been sold.
Married at the residence OF the
brides mother, by the Rev. Il. 3.
Garris, on December 23rd, 1856, Mr.
Elias j. Mhi!den, OF Mt Pleasant
to Hiss Lena Morrison Brailsfora, OF
Fulton.
The bond of Captain D. j. Brad
ham as County Auditor has been ap-
proved. He will Immediately take
possession of the Auditors Office, and
will ill the appointments for making
tax returns
Miss Lula Twitty, most charming
young lady, OF Kershaw, who has beer
visiting in Manning, has returned
bone. It is very conspicuously ap,
parent that she has borne to her her-
shaw home at least one gallant heart.
SEuoHS COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee It cures
Consumption.
They were cuddlins in Broadway
horse car: George, dear" she whls-
pered, .'do be little less demonstra-
tive in public,%I am so afraid people
viii notice that we're just married. p"
George: "That's precisely what am
trying to avoid, Pet, we must be as
loving SIS We can.
The Governor has made the follow
ing appointments of officers in this
county: Captain D. J. Bradham,
Auditor; DR.. b. E. Higgins, Treas
urer; and Messrs- John a. Mshoney,
j. J. Bragdon, and John B. Mellett,
Trial Justices. The last named was
appointed in the place of Mr.. {. N.
Richardson, at Sumnerton.
MIR. Walter J. Burgess, who has
ably filed the place of chief compost
tor in this Office for the last year, has
resigned his place III order that he
may complete his education. Mr..
Burgess is an upright, intelligent, ln-
dustrious young gentleman. He
leaves this Office with the klncest
wishes for his future success
The Grove school re-opened this
morning after the Christmas vacation.
The teachers of this institute are Miss
Virginia Ingram, of Manning, and
Miss Nennette McCutcheon, of Vii
liamsburg. Miss McCutcheon. who
has recently come to Manning, is
graduate of the Sumter Institute, and
IS highly recommended to successful
" I'LL the place OF teacher IN the
Grove School.
The Town Council has by an orai-
nance levied on all real and personal
property within the corporate limits
of Manning, tax of twenty cents on
every hundred dollars. The same
ordinance requires a return to the
clerk of the council by property hold
ers, of all their property, real aud
personal, for taxation, between the
first and the tenth of January The
ordinance further provides that this
tax shall be paid between the 2Ott
and the a1st OF January.
The following tracts of land were
ssssSd Monday, Sales3ay:
100 acres SOLD at the suit of: Brad
ley VS., Bradley, for 1925 to R. @. Pur
dy;4e sing to John Woods
sold to Trumbo, Hinson l. Co., fo1
$20 to satisfy a mortgage; two track:
of land of 1913 and 2G2 acres, respec
lively, belonging to Hermon T
Strange, S. E. Strange, and y. E
Blackwell, sold under a foreclosure
suit, were purchased by A. J. Saliaea!